Asking for Trouble

Asking for Trouble is the third book in Amy Andrews Credence, Colorado series. But it can easily be read as a standalone and this is what I did, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. As it was nicely paced, well written, amusing, sweet, and full of feels. And the small town setting, along with lots of interesting characters certainly added a delightful charm to a story that does also have a serious edge to it. Would happily recommend. **I was kindly provided with an ARC via Entangled Publishing in exchange for an honest review**

This is the third book in the series and another winner. I had a hard time putting this one down. I loved Della and Tucker a lot. Tucker is going to make you swoon. Della is an inspiring character. She has gone through the ringer, but she is gaining the sense of her true self worth. That was a beautiful thing to watch. I just love the people of Credence. The elderly people where Della works are a hoot. They had me in stitches with their humor. Tucker and Della together are so sweet. It makes you hope they can see what is right in front of them before they let it slip through their fingers. This book has left me hoping there is more to come in this small town. I love this series and I would highly recommend this book. It's going to make you laugh, cry, and happy sigh. It's one that pulls at all the emotions.

Asking for Trouble by Amy Andrews Credence, Colorado #3 A woman who with issues to overcome A man who acts as wingman And after awhile...more Will they realize what they could have Or let it all blow away… Della is ready to move on with her life. She had a rough four years of marriage, was saved by a brother she didn’t know she had, saw a counselor and knows it is her time to shine. Joining Tinder might not be the way most would go but that is what she decided to do. Tucker Daniels, the best friend of Della’s brother, is there for Della as a pseudo-brother at first...and then things begin to change… What I liked: * Della: found strength to move on after a rough time. She comes into her own and is a force to be reckoned with. * Tucker: a man I admired...though I did have trouble understanding his reasoning from time to time. So glad he finally wised up there at the end. * Drew: I REALLY want to read his story...if anyone could be a studly undertaker this could be the man * Arlo: a great brother to Della and a man that also would be someone I would like to see star in his own romance * The women friends of all ages – they added that little bit extra and I want to hear more about them in future books * Rosemary’s part of the book – oh to be 80 and as wise and wonderful as she was in this book! * The smiles and fun and steamy bits and getting to know the characters so well even though there were some heavier issues that were also addressed. What I didn’t like: * Della’s ex-husband, her father and her father-in-law. I know men like that exist but hate to be reminded of it sometimes. Did I enjoy this book? Yes Would I read more by this author? Yes Thank you to NetGalley and Entangled AMARA for the ARC – This is my honest review. 4-5 Stars